Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 32 | 386 | "No," said Cabot. |
| 32 | 387 | "Moreover, as there is a free woman in the vicinity, go off a bit, and prepare yourself a bower, alone". |
| 32 | 388 | "Master!" she protested. |
| 32 | 389 | "We must not disturb her rest," said Cabot, "or annoy her, or keep her up all night listening for the slightest sound like a suspicious she-urt. |
| 32 | 390 | Thus, no thrashings about this night, no moanings, no uncontrollable gaspings, no wild, inadvertent utterances, no sudden cryings out, none of that sort of thing". |
| 32 | 391 | "May I not, at least, sleep at my master's feet?" "No," he said, "for I am only human". |
| 32 | 392 | "Yes, Master," she said, resigned, and began to retreat into the near darkness. |
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"No," said Cabot.
"Moreover, as there is a free woman in the vicinity, go off a bit, and prepare yourself a bower, alone".
"Master!" she protested.
"We must not disturb her rest," said Cabot, "or annoy her, or keep her up all night listening for the slightest sound like a suspicious she-urt.
Thus, no thrashings about this night, no moanings, no uncontrollable gaspings, no wild, inadvertent utterances, no sudden cryings out, none of that sort of thing".
"May I not, at least, sleep at my master's feet?" "No," he said, "for I am only human".
"Yes, Master," she said, resigned, and began to retreat into the near darkness.
- (Kur of Gor, Chapter )